Opinion

If you read this, hopefully I won’t know. Let me explain. With Wi-Fi now available even in national parks, one must take great pains to escape the hyperconnectivity of our Internet age.

Canada's first hope for its third UFC champion fell flat on Saturday night.

There’s been a lot of talk about “love locks” this week. You know the ones — those symbols of undying affection, commitment and preventing thieves from getting into your storage shed and stealing all your wicked power tools.

Wildfires. A plebiscite flameout. Meanwhile, on the opposite coast of Canada, heated words about a war memorial planned for Green Cove in Cape Breton Highlands National Park.

Tuesday morning at city council, details of an aboriginal girl’s life played out as a prelude to the latest Vancouver report on homelessness and two days of discussion about poverty and means to alleviate it.

Traditional ‘air war’ failed to sway voters

I know this will blow your mind, but what the heck: There is politics involved in the redevelopment of the Little Mountain public housing site. “No,” you say. “Well yeah,” I say. “What’s your proof?” you ask.

Hell is too good for a Litterbug I sat at the same bus stop near you, the 20-something lazy ass litterbug, along with several other riders and as the Arbutus bus on Granville Street arrived you just left your coffee cup on the shelter bench.